The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-05

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cumfort ms good teeth. \ little attention now
will be worth much. No decaying TOOTH
should be neglected for day. Every tooth IN
Il mans head Is worth $500. man with SSoO
| had better lose 1t than Il goOd tooth. The
people should not fail to consult Dr. wilson
next week.
! CAPT. L. w. WHITE returned from the Pick
| ems meeting of the South Carolina Presbytery
! very much pleased with all he saw ana heard.
He was charmed with the Pickens country;
and was gratitied at the harmony and good
feeling which characterized The deliberations
If the Presbytcry. The subject of Evolution
did not present its disturbing presence, and
| the PreShytery met, sat and adjourned In sim
ccrc fraternaI love and in united christian
seated by DR.. j. Lowrie Wilson and Capt. L..
| W. White.
A WISE man will not blindly rush off to un.
known and untried markets to spend his
money. This fact accounts for that other fact.
that The old and we'll established house OF
Seal, McIlwaine & Co. are supplying so many
| IF our people with all the vehicles they need.
| Persons who want good, honest wagon VIII
get ii every time from Seal, Mc1lwaine d Co.
MR. DAVID AIKEN, of Coronaca, few days
rgo lost a thoroughbred registered Ayrshire
| COW and a fine IlulStein heller from eating
| the "skimmingS' from sorghum. Mr.. Aiken
rannot account fohit as the COWS and hogs
have eaten the skimmings from the molaSSes
cyaporator every grinding season for years
past.
YoUTu and beauty fade. buta pretty picture
is Il Joy forever. Now Is the time TO- get ~
good picture. "r. Humphreys Is having
such a rush of customers that he has con.
cuded to remain a few days longer. Don I
lelay; but go at once. and get the picture OF
your loved one.
| IA as stat ell in our pnppr OF last week. but can
oe found at Mr.. Bells store busy at work She
will employ extra assistance TO help her with
rrr dress making No better place for dress
maker than Abbeville.
WHERE Is the use of sending Off to buy a
,igh priced inferior buggy when you can buy
4 cheaper and better one from Seal, Mcllwaine
L Gu. at Abbevillc? You can think OF this
matter and answer the question TO your own
liking.
THE schedule on the Abbeville Branch has
neen changed. We have now two trains n
lay, connecting with the up and down trains
IN the main line. But we are still forced to
long delays at Hodges.
COLONEL JOE GORDON will set out shade
rccS Ior any person who desires his services
1t any time from the last OF October. He
guarantees his trees TO live, and Will replace
AL that die.
Mr.. LaNDoN F. SMITH and Miss Matte
Nken, both Of CokcSbury, have been elect
ID teachers in the graded school at Seneca.
they entered upon their duties on Monday.
Mrs. ALEXANDER, who has been at DR..
iary's for several weeks, returned to her
home in Florida last Thursday; Her health
Send your sweetheart your likeness. Mr..
Humphre. s can make handsome picture OF
you, even if you are n little hard favored.
GET your picture now. Mr.. Humphreys is
waiting for you. The "Lone Star Gallery"
will be open for only few days.
Mrs. AVER OF Anderson, and Miss Nell
idrch and Miss Cootsie Aldrich of Barn.
VIII, are visiting Mrs. Bonham.
Mr.. WILLIAM STEVENSON, worthy young
'armer OF this county, picked 4S pounds Of
cotton in one day last week.
TIE shipments of cotton for the last week
has been 827 baleS-l90 bales being on the plat
form waiting shipment.
MR. CHARLES WHITE has bought Mr.. An
drew Penney'S house, and Mr.. Penney has
nought the lot on the hill between Mr.. Nell
wain's and the depot.
QUITE a number of our citizens expect to
go To the Atlanta Exposition. The President
and Mrs. Cleveland will be there on the 10Th.
lIust Received. Ladies' seal plush satin lin
cd wraps-the handsomest and cheapest
goods we have shown. r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
MIR. B. C. DUPRE, our very watchfu. able
and industrious Due West correspondent,
paid us pleasant call one day last week.
TICKETS to the Cantata may be had at the
post office and at the drug store OF Mr.. Speed.
Call and get all that may be needed.
Miss Rosa MCGOWAN Of Spartanburg, is
visiting her cousin Miss Lucia MCGOWAN OF
Abbevlle.
Mr.. HUGH R. AIKEN, of Cokesbury, left
last week for Baltimore to attend medical
lectures.
MRS. W1NsTocK of Charleston, Is visiting
her daughter Mrs &. A. Visanska, OF Abbs-
vile.
Mr.. GEORGE w. LoMAX, who has been
quite sick at Nerdery, Is now getting well.
DR.. GARY leaves to-day to attend the quar-
terly meeting of the Board of Health.
MIR. j. HAYNE McDILL and Mr. Thomas
White have moved to the New Hotel.
MASTER FRANK, SON Of Col. +. B. Gary, has
been quite sick, but Is conVulescent.
IT has been said that Abbeville offers the
finest inducements to cotton buyers.
THE cantata comes of tonight in the Court
House. Let every one attend.
A FEW opoSsums have appeared in this
market. Price, 25 cents.
JAKE TATUM, colored, died last Sunday Of
paralysis aged 81.
Mrs. TRowBRIDGE, Of Anderson. is visiting
Mrs. Chalmers.
Miss MAMIE HILL Is at home now.
MIR. HANCKEL will preach at Warrenton
next Sunday afternoon al four O'Clock.